Berg-n-Dal Ratings
★★★★
Camp Rating
★★★★
Wildlife Rating
★★★★★
Birdlife Rating
★★★
Photography Rating
My Thoughts On Berg-n-Dal
Berg-n-Dal. A restcamp that is almost always on my list of camps to visit when booking a trip to the Kruger. Why? Because of the leopards. My favourite animal. It’s hard to think of a camp more productive for finding leopards than Berg-n-Dal.
Outside of the amazing leopard sightings in the area, there is an epic walking trail inside the camp itself called the rhino trail. The swimming pool is loved by my kids and the birding opportunities are endless.
As a landscape and wildlife photographer, the opportunities for photography in this area are a bit lacking and I really don’t like that on certain roads (ahem! S110) you have views of the agricultural fields outside of the park. It occasionally reminds you that there is a real world outside of this paradise that you find yourself in.
Overview
| Best Time To Visit | January – December |
| Shop | Yes |
| Restaurant | Yes – Tindlovu |
| Swimming Pool | Yes |
| Wheelchair Friendly | Yes |
| Activities | Game Drives, Guided Walks |
| Accommodation Availability High / Moderate / Low | Moderate |
| Accommodation Cost | R1610 – R9145 per unit per night (2 guests) |
| Camping Availability High / Moderate / Low | Moderate |
| Camping Cost | R369 – R481 per night (2 guests) |
| Value For Money | ★★★★ |
| Child Friendliness | ★★★★★ |
| Wifi | Yes (see our wifi guide) |
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Easily accessible from Malelane gate – good for a stop over if arriving late to the park | Views of agricultural fields outside of the park on some roads surrounding the camp |
| One of the most kid friendly camps with great swimming pool and rhino trail | |
Accommodation
Facilities
Restaurant
Wildlife
Routes
Photography
Activities
Rhino Trail
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Attractions
Map
FAQ
Which entrance gate should I use when visiting Berg-n-Dal?
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